Google launches Universal Cart across Search and Gemini in the U.S.

AIGoogle says Universal Cart, a tool for collecting and tracking products across Search and the Gemini app, is now available to U.S. users after a May preview at Google I/O. The cart sends alerts when a saved item's price drops or it comes back in stock, and it can factor in credit card perks and surface promo codes. Checkout runs through Google's Universal Commerce Protocol, an open standard the company introduced earlier this year.

AIGoogle's Universal Cart saves products from multiple retailers in one place across Google Search's AI Mode and the Gemini app, and it sends notifications about price drops and restocks. The cart draws on Google's Shopping Graph of more than 60 billion product listings and identifies relevant promo codes and card benefits. Google also released a When to Buy Guide analyzing promotional patterns and discount data across US merchants.

AIGoogle launches Universal Cart in the U.S. across Google Search and the Gemini app, letting shoppers save products from multiple retailers in one cart. The cart tracks price drops and stock changes using Google's Shopping Graph of more than 60 billion product listings, and offers checkout with Google Pay from merchants including Nike, Sephora, Target, and Walmart.

AIGoogle is rolling out Universal Cart in the US across the Gemini app and Google Search, letting users save products from multiple retailers in one cart. The tool sends price-drop and restock alerts, shows promo codes, and lets users pay through Google Wallet or check out with each merchant. Integration with Gmail and YouTube is planned, but Google has not announced a timeline.